There's only so much fans know about the highly anticipated sixth season of the Emmy Award-nominated thriller, "American Horror Story."
With its fifth season successfully ending its 12-episode run in January, fans are already looking forward to the next installment of the series, which is confirmed to return on Wednesday, September 14. It seems that the show has been moved to a Wednesday time slot, a deviation from its original Tuesday time slot.
Little has been said about "American Horror Story" season 6, as Ryan Murphy is keeping tight-lipped about it. Earlier this year, however, he did let slip to Entertainment Weekly that the two ideas he and the rest of his team have been thinking about involved children.
Does this mean fans will get to see a haunted orphanage in the upcoming season of "American Horror Story?" Murphy did mention that both of his ideas for the upcoming season include children, which may mean that they are looking to create a story around a haunted orphanage or school. These possibilities aren't all that otherworldly, given that the series has already touched on a haunted house and a haunted hotel.
Meanwhile, fans were elated to know that Lady Gaga, who played Elizabeth Johnson A.K.A. The Countess in "American Horror Story" season 5 will be back in the sixth season, to play a yet undisclosed role. Also returning for season 6 are stars Angela Bassett, Leslie Jordan, Matt Bomer, and Evan Peters.
If production is on schedule and they did start filming last June as per Peters, they should well be one month into it, and have everything ironed out. However, production, along with its returning stars, are still keeping mum on the details of the highly anticipated sixth season.
"American Horror Story" season 6 will premiere on Wednesday, September 14 on FX.
